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Gujarat Party Busted for Rs 1,143 Crore Fake Donation Tax-Evasion Scheme

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Indian police have dismantled a large-scale tax-evasion racket operated by the Bharatiya National Janata Dal, a Gujarat-based political party. The party allegedly collected over Rs 1,143 crore in fraudulent political donations spanning six financial years, from 2019-20 to 2024-25. More than 56,000 taxpayers were reportedly involved in the scheme. Investigators found that the donations were fake, likely used by individuals to claim illegitimate tax exemptions. The bust marks one of the larger political donation fraud cases uncovered in recent years.

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